Life is precious, and every moment of it should be cherished.

The greatest danger is not that life passes too quickly, but that we allow it to pass unconsciously.

What we attend to becomes our life. And if our attention is always fixed on some future state, we end up absent from the only reality we ever inhabit—the present one.

The irony is that clarity doesn’t come before engagement. It comes from it.

You don’t find your life once it’s figured out.

You build it in the moments you choose not to overlook.